After eight years of legal battles, a high-stakes federal lawsuit aimed at banning Georgia’s controversial QR code-based voting systems has come to an end. Judge Amy Totenberg, after more than a year of deliberation, dismissed the case, ruling that “the Court lacks jurisdiction to consider the merits of Plaintiffs’ claims.”
The decision has left many questioning how such a critical case, involving election security and voting integrity, could be dragged through years of litigation, only to be dismissed on jurisdictional grounds.
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Throughout the trial, alarming vulnerabilities in Georgia’s voting systems were brought to light. The Gateway Pundit closely followed the proceedings from day one, witnessing firsthand demonstrations that exposed how easily the Dominion ICX system could be manipulated.
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